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Disaster aid to Florida will expand in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian
A major-disaster declaration from President Joe Biden for Hurricane Ian recovery will be expanded to more areas in Florida.
Here’s how to get your Hurricane Ian debris picked up in St. Pete
On Monday, St Petersburg will start collecting tree and plant debris from residential homes because of hurricane Ian.
“In The Eye Of The Storm” on Morning Energy
On land, the “eye” of a hurricane is the calmest part of the storm and is mostly clear of clouds, wind, and rain. Although the “eye of the storm” is relatively calm, it is “The EyeWall” that is the most devastating part of the hurricane, particularly the upper right hand quadrant due to the counterclockwise rotation of the wind. It is easy for those in the… Read more »
After Hurricane Ian: Florida’s insurance system is in the crosshairs
Outgoing State Sen. Jeff Brandes thinks Hurricane Ian will shake the already-fragile property insurance market in Florida.
Hurricane Ian slams into Florida as a major Category 4 storm; here’s what you need to know
Hurricane Ian struck Southwest Florida around 3:05 p.m. Wednesday near Cayo Coasta as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 150 mph.
Have questions about Hurricane Ian? The latest from a Florida Public Radio Emergency Network meteorologist on WMNF’s Tuesday Café.
Hurricane Ian is expected to affect the Tampa Bay area from Tuesday evening through at least Thursday night.
Where to fill sandbags ahead of Tropical Storm Fred
Here’s where you can fill sandbags before Tropical Storm Fred approaches the Tampa Bay area over the weekend.
“The Storms of Life” on Morning Energy
Each year June 1st marks the beginning of the Atlantic Hurricane Season. The Atlantic Hurricane Season usually last until November 30th, with September being the most common month for hurricanes. According to the The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center, an above average Atlantic Hurricane Season is being predicted for 2021 with… Read more »
Sandbags available in Pasco, Hernando & elsewhere ahead of Elsa
Below is a media release from Pasco Media Relations & Communications: * Pasco County Opens Self-Serve Sandbag Sites The Pasco County Department of Emergency Management is closely monitoring Hurricane Elsa as it approaches Florida. There is still uncertainty in the forecast models; however, The National Weather Service indicates Elsa could bring strong winds and heavy… Read more »
